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  • Exclusive: UK business loans written off by banks almost double to £356m as insolvencies quadruple

    May 16, 2022

    The value of UK business loans written off by banks nearly doubled in the last quarter of 2021, rising 87% from £190m in the third quarter to £356m in the fourth quarter. Debt advisors told Morning Wire this afternoon that write offs of loans have been subdued throughout the Covid crisis but are now rising [...]

  • Banks across the UK are ‘pulling the drawbridge’ as lending to small businesses hits all-time low

    May 16, 2022

    The UK’s largest business group is warning that banks “pulling up the drawbridge” to small firms will further stifle economic growth as a new SBI study showed that successful finance applications plunged over the first quarter of this year.   Fewer than one in ten (9 per cent) small firms applied for finance in the [...]

  • Boost for the City as UK trading venues regain top spot for Sterling swaps with even greater share than before Brexit

    May 16, 2022

    UK trading venues have recovered their position as the biggest location for on-venue execution of GBP interest rate swaps (IRS), giving them a greater market share than pre-Brexit. In fact, a third of all GBP swaps and 57 per cent of on-venue GBP swaps are now executed in UK venues, the highest ever recorded share, [...]

  • Road tax ‘fairer and more popular than fuel duty’

    May 15, 2022

    SMF calls for fuel duty to overhauled, and suggest a levy based on miles driven, which would be 'fairer' and more 'popular'.

  • Exclusive: Ukraine war puts major dent in derivative margin costs

    May 15, 2022

    The war in Ukraine has caused huge increases in margin across derivatives markets, with firms having to find new sources of financing or reducing their positions in order to meet the collateral requirements from brokers, The margin rate for Brent Crude futures on Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) now stands at over $10,00 per lot. With the [...]

  • City boss pays staff in gold to beat inflation: ‘Makes no sense to pay them in pounds’

    May 15, 2022

    Staff at a financial services firm in Canada have been offered the possibility to get paid in gold rather than pounds and pence — to help them keep ahead of inflation. TallyMoney CEO Cameron Parry is understood to be the first employer in the country to trial a gold payroll, though other [...]

  • Top Goldman brass entitled to unlimited holidays while juniors handed two more paid leave days

    May 15, 2022

    Top brass at Goldman Sachs are entitled to as many holidays they want, while junior staff have been given just two additional annual leave days, an internal memo has revealed. Caps on the number of paid leave days partners and managing directors at the Wall Street titan were scrapped at the start of this month [...]

  • Germany brings in more emergency measures to control gas supplies amid supply shortage fears

    May 13, 2022

    Germany has brought in new measures to control the country's energy supply amid continued volatility in global gas markets.

  • OakNorth boss Rishi Khosla is braced for the next economic crisis

    May 13, 2022

    Rishi Khosla has become rather used to dealing with economic crises over the past seven years.

  • Lloyds chair says junior staff will be first in line when bank’s £399m bonus pot is handed out

    May 12, 2022

    The chair of Lloyds Bank has said the company plans to prioritise its junior staff when reviewing pay packages as employees struggle with the rising cost of living. At the bank’s annual general meeting on Thursday, Robin Budenberg said: “Our colleagues, especially at a more junior level, are impacted by the rising cost of living [...]

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